On 11-7-26, the Washington Post penned an article that: "Trump ally Loomer was paid thousands for political tweets, people familiar say", and on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

Laura Loomer is another example for the low bar that propaganda in politics has taken with the advent of social media and its parasitic, (depending on others for existence or support), players.

       On 11-7-26, the Washington Post penned an article that: "Two House Republicans battle to lead the party’s diminished ranks", and on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

Interesting day of Trump appointees. Stephen Miller for White House chief of staff, Dana White for Press Secretary. Now Representatives Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise want the House Minority Leader position. I can't remember when I've been so emotionally embarrassed with a major political party's brand of sheer waste and gross ineptitude.

      An 11-6-26 statement by the Enlightened Prisoner:   

We live in a blue state that has a judge requiring ICE agents to appear and give testimony for their reasoning to stop, detain, arrest and incarcerate Latinos. A local paper has started putting a reporter in the court room to write up their testimony. The over staffed, heavily armed and facially concealed ICE enforcement posse are saying they have little field supervision, are seldom armed with documents authorizing arrest, (they detail reports later), and usually spent their time in big box hardware and grocery store parking lots surveilling. A Latino driven vehicle alert will result in radio calls to check registered owner and any owner linked to a past immigration appearance or prior arrest is confronted, (usually surrounded by multiple ICE unmarked vehicles), forced to exit the car with no explanation and if confirmed as same person, will disregard any statements they make, or documents about legal status, handcuffed and transported to a holding facility while reports are written to obtain continued detention orders.

      On 11-4-26, the Enlightened Prisoner penned the following as a post-election response: 

In a liberty loving country like ours a very big bunch of politicians just learned what happens when you invest yourself in the politics of centralized party power, not representation for the things that affect the governed while also attempting to control their expression of intellectual independence.

       On 11-3-26, the Washington Post penned an article that; "U.S. forces launch new ‘defensive’ strikes in Iran on eve of election", and on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

I know, it's a hard pill to swallow, but our President just crossed another line in the sand that he had drawn himself. And deserves impeachment for an illegal encroachment and belligerent military action for another nation's sovereignty with no basis of hostility toward the US and no Constituted authority granted by Congress as provided by Constitutional or International legality.

       On 11-3-26, the Washington Post penned an article that: "Trump’s embrace of dictators shows defiance. It’s bound to get worse." And on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

"Buckle up, America, because we may look back on the past two years as the stable part of Trump’s second term." (Reads the summary line of the article.)

Fair warning indeed. This rouge tyrant pretender has turned our center of government into a house of horrors. He has raided our Treasury and the Social Security Trust Fund like it was a personal bank account. His destruction of democratic principles for discussion and compromised solutions has been replaced with "Daddy know best" or "Daddy runs the house". That's based on tactics that include his private enforcement arm of the less-than-independent Department of Justice and a toady running our military defense arm. While a majority of confidents takes our supreme court of law into a twilight zone of offering tacit endorsements that ignore principles of Constitutional intervention on government abuses. It's truly an organized attack that would have seemed impossible, until it happened. And media inattention continues.

       On 10-28-26, the Washington Post penned the article: "We studied 180 voter-fraud cases. Many charged cite honest mistakes."  And on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

The article exposes that the Trump administration's investigative arm has less interest in finding fault in the process of educating voters and fashioned investigative reports to infer corruptive behavior. A clear sign their interest was supporting the Trump narrative rather than the innocence of misunderstanding voting rules. That reveals the character of the investigation's sinister nature and makes this process suspect.

      On 10-24-26, the Washington Post penned an article that: "Doctors’ offices are charging patients 10 times more by claiming to be hospitals", and on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

While the real irony is our Vice-President heads a created Dept of Justice group to attack medical fraud in ...California? And they are concentrating on the state government agencies representing users, not the billing originators. Of course, users seldom contribute to party campaigns.

       On 10-15-26, the Washington Post peened an article that: "Secret documents reveal donors behind $330 million for Trump’s ballroom". and on that date the Enlightened prisoner responded thus:

Way to go WAPO. An obvious article deserving the people's "National Opacity Award" nomination.

      On 10-14-26, the Washington Post penned the article that: "Treasury Department imposes $1.2 billion penalty against Bank of America", and on that date the Enlightened Prisoner responded thus:

This is the same angst I have about AI. The rules can be made but humans are by nature opportunists. They ponder opportunities and are very watchful and calculating of things that can bring them valued attention or line their pockets. There's factual prove of that all over our political landscape and some of those who should encourage regulation occupy the very seats of power that provide opportunity to muddle or deny regulation control. The biggest casualty is our country's sense of justice, fairness and reputation.